Daniel 911 the Writing Is on the Wall

Daniel 911 the Writing Is on the Wall

by Jim Dahlgren

209 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781411624191
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We see in the book of Daniel increasing intensification of detail, chapter after chapter and verse by verse. The reader will see that God has outlined various historical Empires; the Roman Empire, the Holy Roman Empire, the Napoleonic Empire, the events of WWI and WWII, and then finally down to the antichrist who will rule the whole earth. We shall see starting in Daniel chapter 11: 14-19 that the identifiable final two kings of the north and the south are Hitler and Mussolini and prior to the final two kings, one of these being the Antichrist. Then by moving backwards and forwards through Chapters 11 and 12, and using their lineage, we can establish who the rest of these mentioned kings of the north and the south were, and where the two "future kings" will come from. We will prove that the last king of the north is the antichrist, and also an Assyrian (German). By use of common historical knowledge we can identify whom these past kings were, since the reign of Alexander the Great.

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